Verdict on Mohan Kumar case on December 17

December 12, 2013

Mangalore, Dec 12: Serial killer Mohan Kumar who had made several young women to death by administering them cyanide, promising them marriage, is all set to face his fate on December 17 as the Fourth Additional District and Sessions Court will give its verdict on this day.

The Court has completed hearing in the murder cases of Anita from Bantwal, Leela from Vamanapadau and Sunanda from Sullia on November 30. Though the Court was to pronounce its verdict on December 9, it was postponed to December 17.

Anita missing case led to nabbing of Mohan Kumar and subsequently the case took the face of serial killing and in November 21, 2011, the Fast Track Court in Mangalore started the hearing.

The hearing went on for one year and during this course apart from the said three cases the Court also took up cases of Shashikala from Kariyangala Sanaribettu, Hemavathi from Idkidu, Bantwal, Yashodha from Meginamalady, Vinutha from Padumajalu in Puttur, Sujatha from Bajpe Guddabettu and Kamala from Kumpala, who were also allegedly killed by Mohan Kumar.

The case was then transferred to Fourth Additional District Sessions Court and the Court started the hearing on June 10. This is the first verdict in the serial killing case of 21 young woman, that had shook the entire region.

Experts say that this verdict will have a huge impact on the verdict of the remaining cases pending against the accused.

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DK MP demands CBI probe into Waqf property embezzlement, says Cong exploited Muslims for 75 years

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November 3,2024

Mangaluru: Dakshina Kannada MP Capt. Brijesh Chowta has called for a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) inquiry into the alleged embezzlement of Waqf properties. This demand follows findings from the Anwar Manippady committee's report, which reveals that while 54,000 acres of land are registered with the Waqf Board, approximately 29,000 acres have been misappropriated.

Capt. Chowta emphasized the need for a thorough investigation, stating, “A comprehensive probe should be conducted based on this report. Those who have illegally encroached on these properties must be held accountable.”

He challenged the Congress party, suggesting that if they genuinely care for the Muslim community and underprivileged women, their members should actively participate in the Joint Parliamentary Committee discussing the Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2024. This participation is essential to ensure that Waqf properties are used effectively for community welfare.

The MP criticized the notices served to farmers in Honvada village, Vijayapura, which stated that nearly 1,200 acres of their ancestral land was being reassigned to the Waqf Board. He expressed that this issue arose while the NDA government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is working on amendments to the Waqf Act. He accused the Congress-led state government, particularly Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan, of trying to enforce outdated 50-year-old notifications about Waqf properties. After the farmers raised concerns, Minister M. B. Patil clarified that the confusion was due to an error in the gazette.

Chowta alleged that Congress members in the Joint Parliamentary Committee are obstructing proceedings and causing disruptions. He expressed suspicion that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah might have instructed Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan to implement these outdated notifications regarding Waqf properties. As a result, he demanded the Minister's resignation.

He accused the Congress party of exploiting Muslim voters for the past 75 years without making substantial efforts for their welfare. Furthermore, he highlighted that the BJP is launching a campaign against land jihad, pointing out that the Waqf Board controls one of the largest land banks after the Defence and Railways sectors. Finally, he urged citizens to check the revenue records (RTC) of their land ownership to verify its status.

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